Westlife, the iconic Irish boy band, has graced the music scene with their harmonious melodies and timeless hits. Since their formation in 1998, they've released a string of successful albums that have captured the hearts of fans worldwide. Here's a short history of their musical journey:

Westlife (01/11/1999)
Their self-titled debut album was a massive success, featuring hits like "Swear It Again" and "If I Let You Go." It established Westlife as a force to be reckoned with in the pop music industry.


Coast to Coast (06/11/2000)
This sophomore album included chart-toppers like "My Love" and "What Makes a Man." It solidified their reputation and showed their versatility in both upbeat tracks and ballads.


World of Our Own (12/11/2001)
With hits such as "Uptown Girl" and "World of Our Own," this album continued their streak of success and demonstrated their ability to remake classics and create new ones.


Unbreakable – The Greatest Hits Vol. 1 (11/11/2002)
This compilation album featured their greatest hits up to that point, along with new tracks like "Unbreakable," giving fans a comprehensive look at their musical journey.


Turnaround (24/11/2003)
Showcasing a more mature sound, this album included hits like "Mandy" and "Hey Whatever." It marked a turning point in their career, reflecting their growth as artists.


Allow Us to Be Frank (08/11/2004)
A tribute album to the Rat Pack era, featuring covers of classic songs like "Fly Me to the Moon" and "The Way You Look Tonight." It was recorded with a 60-piece orchestra, capturing the big band feel of the original hits.


Face to Face (31/10/2005)
Featuring the unforgettable "You Raise Me Up," this album brought Westlife to new heights and earned them critical acclaim for their powerful vocals and emotive performances.


The Love Album (20/11/2006)
A collection of love song covers, including "The Rose" and "Total Eclipse of the Heart." This album showcased Westlife's ability to bring new life to classic tracks, and it was a commercial success.


Back Home (05/11/2007)
Including hits like "Home" and "Us Against the World," this album reflected their personal experiences and resonated deeply with fans.


Where We Are (30/11/2009)
With tracks like "What About Now," this album showed their resilience and ability to adapt to changing musical trends while staying true to their roots.


Gravity (22/11/2010)
This album included hits like "Safe" and showcased their continued evolution as artists, experimenting with new sounds and styles.


Greatest Hits (18/11/2011)
Another compilation, this album celebrated their illustrious career with a collection of their biggest hits, reminding fans of their incredible journey.


Spectrum (15/11/2019)
After a hiatus, Westlife returned with this album, featuring hits like "Hello My Love." It marked a triumphant comeback and proved that their magic was still very much alive.


Wild Dreams (26/11/2021)
Their latest album, "Wild Dreams," includes tracks like "Starlight" and continues to showcase their talent and passion for music.


Westlife's albums are a testament to their enduring appeal and ability to connect with fans across generations. Their journey is one of growth, resilience, and timeless music that continues to inspire and delight listeners around the world. 🕊️🎶